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CCCC celebrates 48th curriculum graduation

Central Carolina Community College celebrated its 48th spring graduation May 17 in the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center. Graduating student Robert Jones (right), of Lee County, receives his credential from CCCC President Bud Marchant. Jones, who had worked in food services for 16 years, returned to school and earned an Associate in Applied Science in Accounting. He was among the more than 300 graduating students who attended either a morning or afternoon graduation exercise, Almost 1,000 associate degrees, diplomas and certificates were earned by the Class of 2011.

Deborah Motter (center), of Lee County, has a big smile for her husband Rick (left) following the May 17 Central Carolina Community College spring graduation. Also congratulating her was sculpture lead instructor Phil Ashe (right). Motter, who received her Associate in Applied Science in Professional Arts and Crafts: Sculpture, was among the more than 300 graduating students who attended either a morning or afternoon graduation exercise at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center, Almost 1,000 associate degrees, diplomas and certificates were earned by the Class of 2011.

Lora Bradley (center), of Chatham County, gets a congratulatory hug from her grandson B.J. Harrington (left) and daughters (right) Brittany Bradley and Tiffaney Cross following the May 17 Central Carolina Community College spring graduation, held at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center. Bradley, who received her Associate in Applied Science in Human Services Technology, was among the more than 300 graduating students who attended either a morning or afternoon graduation exercise. Almost 1,000 associate degrees, diplomas and certificates were earned by the Class of 2011.

Central Carolina Community College celebrated its 48th spring graduation May 17 in the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center. Graduation speaker Michael Manuel, of Chatham County, received Associate in Applied Science degrees in Industrial Systems and Industrial Systems Bio-maintenance. He was among the more than 300 graduating students who attended either a morning or afternoon graduation exercise, Almost 1,000 associate degrees, diplomas and certificates were earned by the Class of 2011.

Jill Olive (left), of Harnett County, has a big smile for her husband, David Olive following the May 17 Central Carolina Community College spring graduation, held at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center. David, who received his Associate in Applied Science in Laser and Photonics Technology, was among the more than 300 graduating students who attended either a morning or afternoon graduation exercise. Almost 1,000 associate degrees, diplomas and certificates were earned by the Class of 2011.

Central Carolina Community College celebrated its 48th spring graduation May 17 in the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center. Graduation speaker Shirley Rijkse, of Harnett County, received an Associate in Applied Science in Accounting. She was among the more than 300 graduating students who attended either a morning or afternoon graduation exercise. Almost 1,000 associate degrees, diplomas and certificates were earned by the Class of 2011.

Central Carolina Community College Board of Trustees member Frances Warner was honored by CCCC President Bud Marchant at the college’s May 17 spring commencement at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center. Warner is completing twelve years of service on the board in July. Among those applauding her service was graduation speaker Cheryl Reynolds (right), who received her Associate in Arts and Associate in Science degrees at the graduation.